Smart Glasses for the Visually-Impaired
Empower people with visual impairments to navigate the world with confidence.
Guida Glasses
Guida Glasses are a lightweight, AI-powered wearable device. Using cameras, radar, and motion sensors, they analyze the environment in real time and provide audio feedback to help the user:
- Detect and avoid obstacles
- Understand spatial layout
- Receive directions or cues
- Navigate indoor and outdoor spaces safely
Why Guida Matters
Millions Struggle. Few Solutions Exist.
Over 43 million people worldwide are blind, and over 250 million live with moderate to severe visual impairments. But the world wasn’t built with them in mind.
Most everyday experiences — from crossing a busy intersection to using a website or finding the right train platform — involve uncertainty, frustration, and risk.
Powerful Features for Independent Living
Guida combines advanced Al technology with thoughtful design to enhance your daily experience.
Obstacle Detection & Haptic Alerts
Advanced Al identifies obstacles in real-time and provides intuitive haptic feedback to help you navigate safely.
Object Recognition & Scene Description
Instantly recognize objects and receive detailed audio descriptions of your surroundings, powered by cutting-edge Al.
Fall Detection & Emergency Contact
Automatic fall detection with instant emergency contact notification to keep you safe and connected.
Lightweight, All-Day Wear Design
Engineered for comfort with a sleek, lightweight design that you can wear throughout your entire day.
Bestseller
Designed Globally, Built in Shenzhen
This allows us to:
- Rapidly iterate on sensor integration
- Maintain rigorous quality control
- Scale production affordably
- Support future form factors (mobile mounts, handhelds, etc.)
Partner With Us
We’re looking for mission-aligned organizations to help us reach more users, gather feedback, and expand accessibility globally.
Whether you're a school, a nonprofit, or a mobility trainer — let’s work together to get Guida Glasses into the hands of those who need it most.